TurbineOne and OpenAI partner to deploy OpenAI models
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TurbineOne said it partnered with OpenAI to bring OpenAI models into secure computing environments where military users operate. The companies said the work focused on using advanced AI capabilities in operational settings rather than relying on cloud-dependent systems.
Under the collaboration, TurbineOne planned to combine its experience deploying AI software in frontline environments with OpenAI’s models for use in secure computing environments. The statement tied the effort to challenges faced by military users in operational environments.
OpenAI’s Katrina Mulligan, Head of National Security Partnerships for OpenAI for Government, said, “Frontier AI has enormous potential to support the people responsible for our national security,” and added, “Working with TurbineOne will help us explore how advanced AI capabilities can be applied responsibly, securely and effectively to the challenges military users face in operational environments.”
TurbineOne CEO Ian Kalin said, “The future of the frontline requires the best in frontier AI,” and, “OpenAI is pushing the boundaries of what AI can do, and TurbineOne is building the tools that put those capabilities to work for warfighters in the environments where they operate.” The companies said they would bring OpenAI’s models into secure computing environments used by military users.
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